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16 - Wednesday, April 17, 1985 - North Shore News

Sergios takes top place |/o¢a/ gymnasts triumph

NORTH SHORE Senior
Soccer Assoc. final game
was played at Norsemen
Park on Sunday afternoon
and was everything it was
expected to be.

After 90 minutes the bit-
terly fought contest was tied
at one each, both goals com-
ing in th first half, from
curner kicks.

The second half was

scoriless, forcing the teams to
play an extra 30 minutes of
overtime. Scandicraft scored
19 minutes into overtime.
Sergios replied about 3
minutes later, leaving the
score ted again and forcing
a shoot out.

After the first 5 players
had shot from each side the
score was still tied, forcing a
second shoot-out.

Sergios goaltender Carl
Markersth made the winning
stop on Scandicrafts 8th
penalty shot, to ensure the
victory and give Sergios the
cherished league champion-
ship for the first time.
Sergios Mare Harris, was
voted the playoffs Most
Valuable Player for the win-
ning side, while Cam
McKenzie took top honours
for the losing sides.

Rec Centre wins two

THE NORTH Vancouver
Recreation Centre Bantam B
hockey team finished the
Terry Fox Memorial Bantam
B hockey tourney with a bet-
ter record than was
previously reported.

According to statistics
released by organizers fol-
lowing the tournament, the

Int. soccer final

THE NORTH Shore Inter-
miedate Soccer Association
Cup Championship went to
the Western Realty Spurs as
they defeated the Seaspan
Mariners 2-! in a_hard-
fought final that wasn’t
decided until the second
overtime period.

W.V. Square Rigger took
the league championship as
they won a Close race-atop
the first division.

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Rec Centre reportedly
finished the four day tour-
nament held over the Easter
weekend with one win and
twa losses.

However, a team repre-
sentative told the North
Shore News the Rec Centre
squad pulled off two wins
and two losses, with wins
coming against Victoria, 2-1,

Spuraways gave up their lead
during the season as they
breezed to the second and
third division titles, respec-
tively.

Below are all the final
standings:

Team wehrt Mt

Div.1

WV Square Rigger 7 J 4 18
Western Realty

Spurs 7 #31 °=15
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Capilano 6 4
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and Anchorage, Alaska, 5-2.

The team was defeated by
Nanaimo, 4-0, and South
Delta, 7-6, in overtime.
South Della went on to win
the C final.

Team goalie Lorne Bird, .

named to the tournament's
second all-star team, was in
goal for both Rec Centre
wins.

results

Crusaders 5 4 10
WV Rangers3 S$ 4 10
Elworthy Electric 0 10 2 2
Div. I

Seaspan Mariners 11 O 2 24
DeepTove United 9 2 4 22
NS Wolves 9 6 O 18
WY Sea Lions 4° 9 2 0
WY United 210 2 6
Pemberton Station

Rangers 2 102 4
Div. HE
North Mount

Spuraways 122 t O 24
Mt, Seymour

Wanders 0 21° 2!
Gurrard Warriors 6 6 1 13
NS Eagles 4 8 1 9
Pegasus Hycaps 17 1 3

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SIXTEEN-YEAR-old Tracy
Wilson was named the new
B.C. Senior gymnastics
champion over the weekend,
when she swept practically
all the events at the B.C.
Elite Championships held at
UBC.

The Flicka Gymnastics
Club member, in her second
year as a senior, placed first

in the vault, beam and floor
events and took second place
in the bars,

Miriam Michel, 14, and
Kristin Wingfield, 14, also
Flicka members, placed se-
cond and third, respectively
in the senior class.

Fourieen-ycar-old Lisa
Onno, another Flicka repre-
sentative, placed third in the
Junior National event,

ry”

behind Michelle Burr,
Omega Gymnastics
Academy and Ginger Ferns,
Prince George School of Ar-
tistic Gymnastics,

Local gymnasts are now
gearing up for the Western
Canadian Championships to
be held April 27 and 28. The
Canadian Championships
are scheduled to be held in
May in Victoria,

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